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DarkBASIC Discussion / How do you load your models into Dark basic?

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filename$="models.x"
load object filename$,1

You can do it if you try
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Monkey,

Firstly, what is the filename of the model that you have at the moment?

DarkBASIC can handle both .x and .3ds files.

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In Anim8or, choose the menu option Object, then click export. From the drop down menu, you can choose 3ds.
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Monkey - go shine (check out) the Newcomer's Corner, as there are quite a few popular questions going around there.

P.S. (Use the Edit Post button too)

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[quote]DarkBASIC can handle both .x and .3ds files.

what if its neather
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Quote: "what if its neather"


(neither)

Then you can't use it, until you turn it into a .3ds or a .x file.

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